resist the urge to buy tickets to this show,It is not even close to being worth the price. Now I'll give credit where credit is due, the first act is wonderful. A trapese act high above the water with two ladies doing the most amazing leaps and catches. and under them are sync. swimmers that must hold their breath for over two minutes, very impressive!
however there are parts of this show that made me want to chew my arm off rather than stay and watch it. The only reason I stayed was in hope that it would get better, it did not!
right off the bat the preshow is warning of what is to come. they send out twoclowns that are the worst clowns Ive ever seen. Aren't clowns supposed to be funny? the whole time that they were bumbling up and down the isles dragging an oversized innertube the crowd was silent. and then they pull a guy out of the audience that is clearly with the show and have him read the rules to you (ie-no smoking, turn cell phones off) in his meek oh my god i'm on stage voice, and then tie him up and have him shot up to the ceiling, via cables and pullys. after the first act the clowns come on again- this time they are on top of a house that is sinking. The act consists of one clown hitting hisself on the head with a sledge hammer and another that comes out of the can with his pants around his feet, tripping all over the place. any way the clowns are on for a good ten minutes (felt like an hour) and then after the next they are back again for another act. unfortunatly this show falls short which is really a shame as I wanted to love it so much.

The show was very good. However, due to the fact that I was completely exhausted from the day and the day before I was falling asleep in the show. I think we went to the 10:30pm show. Overall though it was good. But I actually heard Mystere is better.

I have only seen a few Cirque du Soleil shows, but O was by far the best I have ever witnessed. I saw it a few months ago and I can not stop talking about it. The artistry, athleticism, and eclectic imagination of the production are awe-inspiring. The show is all about finding your inner human spirit, and while it may seem that the storyline is hard to follow, it is easier if you think of it not as an orderly series of event from point A - Z, but as a random series of events revolving around the theme of finding each person's inner spirit. There is so much happening on stage that there can be a lot to follow at times, but this chaos adds to the excitement and intrigue. Great show, great production.

I saw the show years ago and it still holds the same awe for me - these performers are amazing athletes. The show has moments of humor, wonderful musicians performing live, and amazing feats of athletic ability.

I took friends who were expecting a performance in a large tank but you're actually looking on the top of the tank. Action happens above, on, and below the surface. The seats at various levels offer different views. Last time we sat in the balcony, and I was able to see everything from above, which was wonderful. This time, we sat lower which offered a close-up view of the performers.

Be sure to arrive early for the pre-show!